Dr. Cristina Josefa Diaz, MD

Dr Diaz and his staff are really nice and make you feel comfortable. Dr Diaz explains things in a way that’s understandable, and she listens intently to all concerns I may have. She works diligently, and is very organized, and takes great pride in her plan of care. Thank you Dr Diaz to you and your office staff.

I was young the first encounter with Dr. Diaz. She was first starting out. She spent a long time experimenting down there for my internal. I felt violated and like she was trying to please me. I've felt violated and wish I reported it. It still haunts me as I worry about others it may have happened too.

Caring, competent and Compassionate

I have been a patient of Dr. Diaz for 20 years. She was recommended to me after a harrowing experience with a male gynecologist. I immediately found her warm, compassionate, understanding and knowledgeable. In the years that I've known her she has been my advisor and healer with a keen eye and sensitive touch I have come to trust. I highly recommend her.

I'm surprised at the low ratings for Dr. diaz. I've been her patient for about 10 years and have nothing but good things to say about her. When I had a suspicious mammogram she called me after hous to discuss it and offer advice. I would be happy to recommend her

Dr. Diaz did my surgery and Im not sure if the problem has been resolved yet or not but I am having some other issues relating to the surgery that we talked about and she said would not happen. Also after surgery she never came to see me to tell me how things went and what she found might be the problem. I assumed this was routine practice for all Doctors. So I left the hospital not knowing what really happened and what her thoughts were.

Pros: noneCons: Misdiagnosed cancerStory:This is based on my mother's experience, not my own. Back in May 2009, my mother started to get a lot of pain down in the lower pelvic area. Now, she was a nurse so she knew the difference between "regular" pain and "omg, something is DEFINITELY wrong" pain. She saw Dr. Diaz because she was considered the best. My mom suggested to her that it may be cancer (since it runs so much in my family and she was in her late 50s). Dr. Diaz said it was nothing, basically nothing's wrong and it's all nerves/in my mom's head. My mother got a 2nd opinion 4 months later - turned out to be 3rd LEVEL OVARIAN cancer. Shortly after, when she was at Brigham Women's for surgery, Dr. Diaz's nurse even showed up at the recovery room!!! My mom only survived a year. Dr. Diaz misdiagnosed my mother and my father has started the process in suing her for this misdiagnosis. If you are an OBYN and you cannot diagnose 3RD LEVEL CANCER, YOU SHOULD NOT BE PRACTICING -… PERIOD!!!!

I saw Dr. Diaz for a few visits during my recent pregnancy - she wasn't my primary OB, but she works in the same practice. She was wonderful - very kind, with a gentle, caring bedside manner. She also radiates a level of confidence that made me feel like I was in excellent hands. Overall, she's great.